问题
We are quoting on a website rebuild that involves us taking a current website, doing a new design for it and then rebuilding it within Business Catalyst (Adobe's Content Management System).
Unfortunately the current website draws information from what I'm assuming to be a MySQL table (as the site is written in PHP) and Business Catalyst doesn't support the use of server-side languages.
Is there a way that I can extract a segment of HTML from a remote page on the web and display it on the new website using non server-side script, maybe with JQuery?
Here are some suggestions I have put forward and the reasoning behind why they aren't viable for this situation:
- iFrame - This came to mind first, but I'm not sure if it's possible to:
a. Style the loaded HTML
b. The content I want to capture is in the centre of the page - I don't know how to render the content of the iFrame starting from the top left of this container rather than the top left of the page itself. - Export the content of the current MySQL table into Excel and then import it into Business Catalyst - this got shot down because the company has inventory management software on their computers that ties in with the database, meaning that it is updated upward of 10 times a day.
Any suggestions would be great.
If anyone can tag this question better for me that would appreciated as I'm having some trouble.
回答1:
You can use jQuery's load() function to load content from an external page (even a specific div on another page) into a div on the current page, like so:
$("#load_content_in_this_div").load("page.html #div_to_pull_from");
This will load content pulled from the #div_to_pull_from div on page.html into the #load_content_in_this_div div on the current page.
As for pulling content from pages on another domain, this plugin should do the trick.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8336129/extracting-the-content-of-an-element-from-an-external-page